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    So.. Want to send my nephew to summer camp next summer. Interested in quality of activities, reputation for safety, quality of campers, and overall experience. I always hear about Mystic for the girls, what is the boys equivalent?

  • #2
    Longhorn (Inks Lake, specifically) is a good one....Georgia has been going for the past ten years. Ozark also a solid choice.

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    • #3
      Texas brigades or outdoor texas camps

      My son was an archery instructor at the later this summer. It was hosted on a swanky high fence place outside san antonio

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      • #4
        Thank you gentleman.

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        • #5
          No advice from me

          The only summer camp I have ever been to was just across the bay from North Island NAS

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          • #6
            Originally posted by El Gato View Post
            No advice from me

            The only summer camp I have ever been to was just across the bay from North Island NAS
            Heard dey provide a fair amount of excercise

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Duckologist View Post
              Heard dey provide a fair amount of excercise

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              yes, also plenty of food and sunshine.

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              • #8
                tell him not to stick a flute up his pussy

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                • #9
                  Too bad the Boy Scouts went full retard. They once taught some valuable skills to young men.


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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Wigeon Kryptonite View Post
                    Too bad the Boy Scouts went full retard. They once taught some valuable skills to young men.


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                    ^^^ This.

                    Spent many summer days at Urland, Bill Stark, and Tahoya.

                    A few of the guys I ran with went to the high dollar camps..Longhorn, etc.

                    My Dad woudn't pay the money to send me to a "country club camp". Looking back, I'm glad I did the BSA route. Sure, they learned how to sail, golf, play tennis, etc. I learned to fish, shoot, start a fire, etc.

                    Really a shame how the Scouts have been minimalized. It was a good route for low income kids, especially from urban areas, to learn useful skills.







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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by SunriseSuperman View Post
                      ^^^ This.

                      Spent many summer days at Urland, Bill Stark, and Tahoya.

                      A few of the guys I ran with went to the high dollar camps..Longhorn, etc.

                      My Dad woudn't pay the money to send me to a "country club camp". Looking back, I'm glad I did the BSA route. Sure, they learned how to sail, golf, play tennis, etc. I learned to fish, shoot, start a fire, etc.

                      Really a shame how the Scouts have been minimalized. It was a good route for low income kids, especially from urban areas, to learn useful skills.







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                      Me too. Learned some skills I still use everyday.

                      I’m sure they’re are still some good troops out there that don’t have the woke bullshit and teach the young men real skills, but finding a good troop is not something auto can do for his nephew from afar.


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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by SunriseSuperman View Post
                        ^^^ This.

                        Spent many summer days at Urland, Bill Stark, and Tahoya.

                        A few of the guys I ran with went to the high dollar camps..Longhorn, etc.

                        My Dad woudn't pay the money to send me to a "country club camp". Looking back, I'm glad I did the BSA route. Sure, they learned how to sail, golf, play tennis, etc. I learned to fish, shoot, start a fire, etc.

                        Really a shame how the Scouts have been minimalized. It was a good route for low income kids, especially from urban areas, to learn useful skills
                        Longhorn is a pretty good option for outdoors stuff. It's definitely not a froofroo camp. Cabins aren't air conditioned. They do a lot of water sports (ski, wakeboard, blob/swimming) and shooting is part of it, too. There's no golf, but they do sail a little on the equivalent of a sunfish or something.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Wigeon Kryptonite View Post

                          Me too. Learned some skills I still use everyday.

                          I’m sure they’re are still some good troops out there that don’t have the woke bullshit and teach the young men real skills, but finding a good troop is not something auto can do for his nephew from afar.


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                          Yep... I am trying to get a titty baby with poor parental messaging involved with boys and boy type shit, whether it be tennis, golf, or outward bound type of shit. Something that will be a good time, be safe, generate an interest that is not my sister's, create friendships, and motivation for life. I know, I am expecting to much, but just a spark would be good.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Agduckhunter View Post

                            Longhorn is a pretty good option for outdoors stuff. It's definitely not a froofroo camp. Cabins aren't air conditioned. They do a lot of water sports (ski, wakeboard, blob/swimming) and shooting is part of it, too. There's no golf, but they do sail a little on the equivalent of a sunfish or something.
                            Tough times when $2k/wk doesn’t get you AC

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                            • #15
                              Camp Subiaco. Arkansas.....if they still do it. Catholic camp. Run like the military. If kids have a disagreement, they strap boxing gloves on em. Got my ass handed to me by Roger Staubach's son when I was 10 or 11. Spent 2 days in infirmary

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